..This illusion-sensitive motor response challenges one of the foundations on which the dichotomy is based, and addresses the importance of illusion induction versus type of response when investigating body representations...

Walking through apertures: do you know what you are doing during body-scaled action?

..Walking through apertures thus seems a rather automatic/uniform process regarding action planning, but being distracted from performing the action appears to influence how the action is performed, and may increase its efficiency...

A double dissociation between somatosensory processing for perception and action

..We suggest that the larger grip aperture when grasping objects on the arm were due to an increase in safety margin as a response to greater uncertainty about the object dimensions due to reduced receptor density...

Outsider interference: no role for motor lateralization in determining the strength of avoidance responses during reaching

..Finally, we present two examples of behavioural bodily illusion experiments and apply Bayesian model selection to illustrate how this different approach of dissociating and classifying multiple body representations can be applied...

Differences in finger localisation performance of patients with finger agnosia

..This suggests that the localization of stimuli in a somatotopic reference and the integration of this representation with postural information are two separate processes that apply differently to the hands and fingers...

The effect of attentional scope on spatial relation processing: a case study

..In conclusion, these findings suggest that the effect of the kinaesthetic illusion on reaching and matching differed, consistent with the idea of separate underlying body representations for both responses...

..These results suggest that observation of grasping movements can interfere with the on-line control of prehension movements and provides further evidence for overlapping networks for grasping observation and execution...

..This was true for all bar two of the patients, who showed clear neglect in both tasks. We conclude that the visuomotor processing underlying obstacle avoidance during reaching is preserved in most patients with left visual neglect...

..Multiple single-case studies will, however, be required to establish whether this association of deficits is typical, or whether visual and tactile size distortions are separable symptoms associated with neglect...

..We further found that when a 'preview' task was used in which the patients could use memorized information to guide a response to a still-present target object, they did so in preference to using the visual information facing them...